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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-08-14
InlbhlOTRuA
DE COMERCIANTE

HISTORIA DEL OOMEROIO de
das las naoiones, desde los tiempes mas re-
motos hasta nuestros dias por Mr. Schere.
traducida del frances por los alumnos de Ia
lass de este idioma establecida en- 81 Ats-
MO Merccnta de Madrid, publiosda aex-
pensss de la misma asoci&oion.
Dos tomos gruesos, pasta espafola, "a
on Ia Imprenta del Bolstts'
La OIENCIA DE TENEDURIA DE
LIBROS simplifcada por Ia aplioacion de
una regla inialible para aoertar 81 deudor
= el aoreedor, scompafada de numerosos
ejemplos de o&lculos mercsntiles, por 9
d. Marsh, traduoido de Ia 20' edicion In
glesa por A. G. Beck, bAjo Ia Immediate
nspe colon del sutor. Un tomo elegante-
mente enouadsrnsdo 1885, en- 10 Trap
de Bole6H.
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Unguento Holloway.

Rate usravillcso pAlnsmo sana infsliblemer
to las hsridas antiguas, !as llagas, los male
dc piernss do pecho. Por medic Dc su in6uer
cia Las dlceras viralentas tomsn muy pronto
I'm aspeoto convsleui snts desaparecen. Ja
mas deia, este ungusnto ferrigerants, de pro
ducir ana curA perfects dc las afecciones dc /.
miei, lts oonstipadoA, las tcses y el resmatis
no, auu ceando ~ hA AOelsdo On vkno to
doa losdsInA As rsmeaios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-08-14

The Proprietors of the BolstiB
Melcantn have the honour of re-
questing English advertisers to hand
their orders to Mess. AMEDEE
PRINCE Z c. who are the sole
Agents for all English T. French
Advvtising.
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Post Mills.

Prog. L. E. Topper is to be ordain.
ed at the church the 20 inst.-E. b
Frost Post No. "a held public install
lation at Thetford Centre last week.
An infant child of Henry Robinson's
was buried this week.-E. S. Cook has
just finished drawing wood for T. II.
Chubb, having drawn some 200 cords.
Mr.. Powers drew from Vershire
with one yoke of oxen and one pair 2
year-old steers, two maple logs that
scaled 700 feet, the load weighed $500
pounds.-Thos. II. Chnbb is in New
York this week.-Mrs.. Mary j. Good
win has gone to Boston for few
months. band will give another
promenade concert at Unity Hall Sat
ureay eve, the 19th.-The scholars of
No. 6 will give an exhibition at Unity
Hall Thursday evening the Oath inst. at
7.SO O'Clock.
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Sugar Hill.

Our Grammar school, taught suc-
cessfully by Lee F. English, closes this
week. Ardelle Whipple who was
obliged to close her school in the pri-
mary department some two weeks
since on account of serious i'll health,
is able to be out little, though not yet
strong.-Mrs. Ward Moves has been
having an unpleasant illness this week,
caused it is thought by the Judgement
of fish bone in the passage to the
sLomach.-Mrs. Mulliken who has
seemed much better for nearly three
weeks, is SO far improved that we have
great hope of her speedy recovery to
her usual health.-The sand for the
mason work at Hotel Lookoff was all
drawn at the close of last week, and
now many teams are engaged drawing
the timber for the horse barn.-Colds
are exceedingly prevalent and very
severe ones SO that many have been
nearly sick for long time.-The fun
eral of Fred Burbank, who died at
Landau last week, was attended here
on Sunday, Rev. S. S. Nickerson Off
ciated assisted by Rev. H. II. Tucker.
A very large congregation was present
to show their respect and affection for
one we have long known and loved.
He was great sufferer for many
months from a cancer i'm his side, and
was worn by pain and sickness to an
degree. He was an excel
lent young man of %, and leaves
two brothers and four sisters
to mourn for him besides a great many
friends.
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Fairlee.

Nill Corliss has telegraph machine
peration between the post office
depot. Carley has been the in
tor.-Robert Mcintosh who has
stopping at George Ballums, died
Tuesday, after short sickness.
A - was thrown upon the town and the
dkcrsccr of the poor took change of the
hneral, but there was $50. found on
! Ms person to pay the expenscs.-W.
II. Gilmore took a trip to New York
this week, but was called to Montpel-
Ter Thursday.-M. w. Smith is able to
ride out.-Emily Long sings IN the
choir.-L. d. Hammond has returned
to Lebanon.-Nlrs. Nichols started for
Dakota last Friday.-James McLane
has recovered from his late Illness
Mrs, Moulton Rugg is improving very
slowly.-L. II. Warren Of Hardwick,
81 ent Sunday in town.-A brother OF
Mrs. Renfrew Of Minnesota, is visiting
in town and Mr.. Renfrew and wife
are to return West with him.-Mrs.
p. Staples was taken sick last Wednes-
day Afternoons. G. Mason was in
l1bwn Thursday.-We understand that
j. lewis Corliss is on the sick list.-Ihe
L&dies Union Society will meet with
Mrs. Paine Thursday afternoon and
evening, Feb. oath. All are cordially
invited,
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East Corlnth.

Henry Jackman who has been sick
for long time, Is slowly recovering.
G. ID. Huntington is very sick with
pneumonia. DR.. BiXby and DR.. Locke
are attending him.
Emma COrliss and her sister Clara
have gone to Plymouth, N. H., where
their mother resides, who Is keeping
boaders. Horace Blood boards tt Rob-
ert Fulton's.
Mrs. N. A. Andrews is quite sick /.
Miss Bowlcs IF East Topsham Is work
ing there.
Herbert Sargent has moved into 5.
Thompson's upstairs tenement.
Our friend Hilas Grow passed away
very calmly Feb. Sd and was buried
the 4th inst. The funeral was Satur-
day, Feb. 9th.
About II from Ncwbuly and the
outer edge of Bradford attended the
singing school last Wednesday evening
in this place. After the closing OF the
school all returned to the Saginaw
House, where oysters were served and
oil report an enjoyable time.
Their is to be cOtillion party ut the
Saginaw Hall Tuesday eve, Feb. 22d,
to which all are cordially invited to at
tend. There was AZ couples at the
last one and we hope there will be as
many and more at this, as 1t is the last
Of the season.
Mrs. Addic IIuntley has returned
from Manchester, where she has been
for the last few weeks.
Emma Little is working at George
Butterfield's, Belle Prescott Of East
Orange, ut Jim Kemp's and Abbie
Prescott of Waits River ut G.. ThOmp-
sons.
Mrs. Henry Huntington is quite i'll.
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Chelsea.

Mrs. Jacob Norris is very sick at the
present time and her daughter Emily
came home from SOmerville, Mass,
last Saturday to take care of her. Her
recovery is considered doubtful.
1t is reported that j. S. Pitkin who
has been lister of our town for a
number of years is failing in health
very fast.
Mrs. Emma WatersOn has gone to
Williamstown to stop with Mr.. Pratt
for time.
G.. A. Densmore and A. N. Wood.
ruf-s families are sadly afflicted with
the measles
p. c. Wills one Of our townsmcn, is
very low and failing fast.
Our town gets $49.33 of the Hunt
ington school fund for which we feel
very grateful.
The U. s. special examiner of the
pension office, was in town few days
last week. investigating some pension
claims on appeal.
The Hook & Ladder Co. had a prom
enade concert and entertainment at the
Hotel hall St. Valentines day Feb. IA.
M. Mccarthy of the r. G. Orphans
Home i'm Boston, arrived in town last
Saturday, to look after those that are
here from that instition.
Selia and Jennie Price returned to
the Orphans Home in Boston Feb. l6.
The dwelling house Of Edward f.
Fuller OH the Reed farm hi school dis
trict No. 10. was burned on the night
of Feb. 10. Cause unknown, insured.
The remains of Joseph Hatch were
brought here from Lolypll. The fu-
neral was held at the residence of Mrs.
A. NJ. Browns Saturday the 18th inst.
He was former resident of this town.
The wind blew down chimney of
the Methodist church Tuesday night.
the 9Th inst, breaking through the roof
and plastering into the audience room,
breaking q marble topped table and
chair, and doing damage other ways.
Loss about $50.
Capt. W. F. Reynolds, Co. l. 36
Wis. Vols. was in town last week WIS.,
ting friends. Comrade Reynolds is a
Vermonter and formerly resident of
Corinth and more recently resident
of the township of Red Birch, MINI.
We had the pleasure Of having a chat
with our western comrade, which was
a qualification, as is always the case in
meeting distant comrades.
The M. E. church S. S. Missionary
Society elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: president Mrs.
Edison Allen; vice president G. G. Will
son; secretary Bertha Reed; treasurer
Edith Dearborn.
Chester Davis youngest son fell
from chair while at play and broke
his arm, last week.-Warren Gilman
of Lowell, and Edwin Hatch of Laco-
MIA, were in town last Saturday, to at
tend the funeral of their father Joseph
Banks of Boston, lee
tured at the M. E. church last Friday
eve, the 18th inst. Subject, "Woman's
The lecture was given
under the auspices Of w. G. Il. U. A
good audience. funeral of A. X.
Hovey was at his late residence Thurs
lay, Feb. 1Oth.-Mrs. Charles e. God
frey is quite sick and her recovery is
very doubtful.-Fred Morris is better
md is able to 60 out of doors some.
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OrfOrd.

School in Dist. No. 1, closed Friday,
Feb. 4th, taught by Miss Cook. Roll
of honor: Lester Fisher, George Has
elton, Mercie Haselton. Number of
scholars not missing a word during the
term: Arthur Fits, George Haselton.
Mercie Haselton. Number missing
one word each: Lester Fisher, John
Haselton, Matte Bean.-Died in Or
ford, Feb. 18th, at the residence of her
son, A. w. Newcomb, Mrs. Laura T.
NewcOmb, aged sc years, months
and p days. Mrs. Newcomb had been
a member of the church here for 81
years, coming by letter from the
church at Orfordville, and during her
whole life had been very consistent
and devoted christian and held in high
respect by all who knew her. OF four
children, two sons and two daughters,
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Union Village.

Geo. Kibling has sold his famous
four-year-old colt, "Wide Awake" to
parties in Boston for 1926. He is now
initiating a new clerk, Burt Hutchin-
son, from Hartford, VIE. E. Will
mot intends moving his family to o.
colt Falls within a week or two
Frank Towle has moved to Thetford
Centre. on to the Camp place.-Dr.
Paine will soon move from Mrs. Blais-
dell's in to the Mack house.-On Tues
day evening multitude of people
thronged the beautiful residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Blaisdell, filling
the spacious parlors to their utmost
capacity, all participating in some of
the carefully selected games and
amusements, by Mr.. and Mrs b., who
evidently understand how to entertain
their friends. Some delighted in dOmi
noes, while others reveled in terpsich-
Dream amusements to their hearts con-
tent. Music both vocal and instru-
mental being freely rendered was all
that could be desired.
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WoOdsville.

Those who have been on the sick list
are gaining.-We notice engineer Annis
on the shifting engine in the yard here,
in place of Mr.. Olney, who prefers be-
ing out on the road for change
The Parker house has been obliged to
turn away good many of late, no
room to lodge them.-The Lancaster
carnival commences next Tuesday and
closes Thursday. The people at Lam
caster have made arrangements to have
those who come to see them have a
good time, and also made arrangements
with the Boston & Lowell r. R., to
carry passengers from this place for
$40 and other station at the same low
rate. We are not up to the times. why
not this town have a toboggan slide.
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William III. Carter's Estate

STATE OF VERMONT Bradford district S.
~ In probate held at Bradford in said district,
on the 9Th day Of Feb. A. d. 1887.
L. +. Hale, administrator of the estate of William H.
Carter late of Bradford in said district deceased pre-
sents his administration account for examination and
allowance, and makes application for decree Of dstr-
button and partition Of the estate of said deceased
Whereupon ordered by said court that said
and said application be referred session thereof
be held at Bradford in said district the 9th day Of
March A. d. 1887 for hearing and decision thereon And
is further ordered that notice hereof be given to all
persons interested by publication of the same three
weeks successfully in the United Opinion newspaper
published at Bradford previous said time appointed
for hearing that they may appear said time and place
and show cause, any they may have why said account
should not be allowed nd such decree made.
By the Cour,-Attest
IS SIN. GLEASON, Judge.
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- Granite State Local Items "
OrfOrdyille.

Roll of honor at the upper street:
Charlie Cookson, Lester Fisher, Harry
Foote, George Haselton, Mercie Has
elton. Orfordville: Clarence Blodgett,
Willie Clough, Willard Harris, Martha,
Ella, Hattie and Adna Horton, Addie
Morrison, Nellie Pebbles, Hattie Rugg,
Oracle Washburn, Dame Hill, Flora
Archer, Edward and Hattie Coolidge,
Willie Norris, Florence and Harry
Russell and Carrie Whitman.-Elgin
Farnsworth, wife and son from Wash
ington made us short visit last week.
Wilcox is selling honey in the
vicinity of Chester.-B. F. Trussell
broke his boiling saw in the bobbin
mill, Monday. 1t cost fifty dollars.
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StraffOrd.

A dance at the Town HILL the nth,
music dispersed for the occasion by the
Reynolds sisters of Tunbridge. Thirty
eight couples attended and good time
reported.-Godfrey McIntire has been
on the sick list the past week with
rhcumatism.-The auditors meet this
week to settle with the town officers
and others having claims against the
town. They meet earlier than usual
IN order to get thier reports printed in
season.-James Webster has moved to
Williams !iill.-D. X. White moves
back to his old place this week, having
been living on the j. G. Buzzell place
the past year.-Ida Beckwith Of Chel-
sea is visiting friends in town.-Rev.
j.. S. Staples, II. W. b., has passed in
his resignation to leave town.-Thc
saving machines are improving the
time just now.-L. Hall has gone to
Hanover OH business.-The students
who went from this town to Thctford
Hill this winter, return this week.
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BELLE CLARK.
v, Orange Couny
PATRICK CLARK. June Term A D 1897


Whereas the said Belle Clark has filed in
said court her petition returnabe to the Or
ange County Court to be holden at Chel ca in
said County on the first Tuesday in June A..
d.. 1887 Setting forth that on, to wit: the 23d
day o. May. A d 1SS '. she was duly and law
fully married unto Patrick Clark by A. S
fatchellor justice OF the peace, and that
since said marriage said Patrick Clark has
neglected to keep his marriage covenants and
vows with said petitioner. and has treated her
with extreme cruelty and intolerable severity
and without cause has grossly and cruelty re-
fused and neglected to provide suitable main
tenance for the petitioner, and has for more
tnan three Years now last past wilfully desert
ed the petitioner, and praying that a divorce
may 0e gran ed her from the bonds of matri-
mony wi the SAID Patrick Clark. and where.
as 1t appears that said Patrick CLARK now re-
sides without the state of Vern 0 t. so that no
personal service of this petition can be made
upon him.
1t lie ordered that the substance of this nett.
ton and order be published in the United
Opin'On newspaper published in said cOun-
ty OF orange. three weeks successfully, the
last publication shall be at least six weeks
prior to the next term of Orange county court
to be holden at Chelsea in said county of Or
ange on the first Tuesday Of June A D, 1887,
and that thereby the said Patrick Clark be
cited to appear ut said term OF court. # he see
cause, and make answer to said petition, and
show cause, If any he has, why the prayer of
said petitioner should not be granted.
Given uLder my hand at Chelsea. vt 4, this
9th day Of Feby., A. D., 1887.
L. G. HINCKLEY. Clerk.
SMITH 4 SLOAN, Attys. Is
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Vershire.

4 The singing school is held Tuesday
am, satursay evenings Of each week. y
> At meeting of the Baptist Society
recently J. 2. Morey, F. Prescott and
Alfred Norris were chosen as commit
tee for the coming year.
There was party at Oscar Garlic
toms Saturday evening.
Judge S. B. Darling recently shipped
to market over hundred fat sheep
and is now feeding as many more.
The post office is now located in G.
w. Kimball's store, which has recently
been enlarged and improved.
DR.. Goss of Chelsea, was in town
Saturday, called by the illness of F. ID.
Richardson's child.
Mrs. Byron Titus is i'll with rheu-
matte trouble.
The sad news of the death of Mr..
George, who moved from Vershire to
Bradford short time ago, reached
here Friday and we assure the bercav-
ed family of the sympathy of their
friends in this place.
Rev. Mr.. Thomas attended the meet
lily VI tIlC OIduSC w. ASSOCldUlOH VI
mini sters at Bradford, on Tuesday.
The fir lends and neighbors of f. w.
Maltby and wife gave them pleasant
surprise party last Monday evening.
A good time is reported.
Burton Richardson invited his young
school friends and mates to party at
the residence of Henry Mattoon Fri
day evening. 1t was much enjoyed by
all who attended.
Emma Morris of Lebanon, visited
friends here last week.
Cora Paine who has been visiting for
some time at J. Clough's, returns to her
home at w. r. junction this week.
The Wednesday evening meetings at
the village school house, are well at
tended and very interesting.
Alonzo Cross is suffering with a Sc
we're attack of rheumatism.
An extra town meeting was held
Thursday, at which the question
of raising sufficient amount of money
to pay the indebtedness of the town,
was be acted upon. Sc. OH the dollar
was voted upon for the purpose.
There is talk of having an antiquari-
an supper here soon.
Major Richard Smith had birthday
party at his residence Monday evening
Jan. 31st.
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NeWbury.

The folding spring bustles can be
found at NJ. G. Kasson's.
We have every thing to be thankful
for. Our quiet little village is not
completely isolated. The Salvation
Army are among us, they began on
Monday eve in Seminary hall and have
continued so far this week, just what
the result will be your correspondent
is not prophet enough to foresee. 1t
is however earnestly hoped that great
good will be the result. Faithful min
listers and life long christians have
worked and prayed for years with
moderate results and if it is left for
these Salvation Army workers to stir
up the people, and they accomplish the
desired end, it will be cause for rejoic-
ing. For their peculiar methods we
have no adverse criticism. May they
do good.-A large number of our
young people attended the dramatic
entertainment at the Town House and
enjoyed pleasant time.-Lucia Wat
kins closes her term of select school
this (Friday) afternoon. The attend
ance has been good, the instruction
thorough. About twenty of the young
men and ladies availed themselves Of
this extra opportunity for instruction
under a first class teacher.-School at
the Seminary is advertised to open
next week.-A large meeting of the
Farmers Club Of Ryegate will be held
at South Ryegate on Wednesday.
March I'd, afternoon and eve, at which
time and place the question "The de-
fects in our present system of educa-
ton and their remedies" will be dis
cussed. Hon. Justus Dart, State
Supt., of education will be present.
All persons in the adjoining towns
should not miss this chance of attend
ing and aiding in these meetings. The
question under consideration is one of
unusual interest to all.-Carnival fes-
tivities at Lancaster next week will
draw quite number of our people.
1t is now quite the thing to have car
nival.- Hon. and Mrs. 7. G. Keyes are
this week visiting friends and attend.
ing the carnival at Burlington.
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only one son survives her.-Mrs. John
Richardson is on the sick list.-Sarah
Balch Of Lyme has been stopping at
DR.. Barnes for several weeks for med
,al treatment, but is now improving.
"A lecture will be given at Oxford
vile Friday eve and at Union hall Sat-
urday evening under the auspices of
the +. M. Edgell Post, by one If Ver-
mont's most gifted orators. The pro-
ceeds are to 90 for the benefit of the
Post.-Our citizens have been furnish
ed with plenty of entertainments the
present week, no less than eight, which
we think will be called good number
for our unusually quiet village.-The
sOciable held at Dea. d. G.. Clark's
was one Of very great enjoyment to all
present SO far as we can Judge and all
seemed happy. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
and their daughter Mary, are to be
congratulated for the most excellent
entertainment furnished for the guests
which numbered over fifty.-Mr. and
Mrs. Percival and G.. Patcher, glass
blowers, gave entertainments at Union
hall Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings of this week, and in justice
we will say that Mrs. Percival stands
very high as soloist on the violin and
think we have never heard her equal
as lady player on that instrument,
also she was encored in the rendering
of several songs. Also Mr.. p, rem
dered some very fine songs, but the
greatest attraction conferred in the
voting which was the handsOmest baby
and evidently DR.. and Mrs. Chase's
baby had the most votes, nearly one
hundred. when it was announced that
any one could vote as many times as
they wished by paying cents vote,
when the votes for Mr.. and Mrs. o. d.
Johnson's baby went up to more than
two hundred. The committee to count
the votes were H. w. Libbey, H. H.
Conant and j. O. Carr.
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This Month

IL tho time % take Ayers Sarsaparllln.
A. i. william, Rogers building. Boston.
Mass, says ~ know of no remedy OF
equal efficacy with Ayers Sarsaparila IN
eases OF debility, and us II spring medi-
cine" Richd II. Lawrence, NJ. d., Balti.
more. Nd, writes: at affords me pleasure
to TESTIFY TO the success which Ayers
Sarsnparlll'' has had IN the treatment of
cutancous ind other diseases, arising from
n vitiaied condition of the blood. Were It
necessary, might give you the names of
fifty individuals who have been cured of
long-standns complaints, by the use of
Ayers Sarsaparila. 1t Is II specific for
the most obstinate cases. Ayers Sar.
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Ira Browns Estate,

STATE OF VT, District of Bradford, S.
~ In Probate Court held at Thetford in and for said
district on the 5th day of Feby A. D. 1887.
Hon. John Bailey, executor of the estate. Of
Ira Brown, late of Newbury Vermont in said district
deceased make application to said court tor license
sell all the real Of said deceased situated in Ver-
mont representing that the sale will be beneficial the
heirs and those interested in the estate Whereupon is
ordered by said that said application be referred
session thereof to be held the Probate office in The
ford on the aSh day Of Feby A. d. 1887 for hearing
and decision thereon; and it is further ordered that all
persons interested be notified hereof by publication Of
notice Of said application and order theon three weeks
successfully in the United Opinion, newspaper pub
shed Bradford and which crculates in the neghbor
hood OF those interested before said time Of hearing,
that they may appear said time and place and if they
see cause object thereto.
By the court,-Attest,
IS S. M. GLEASON Judge,